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neEXxws CHANCE Ar ROME

A Stir Over Blshop Maevs's Application to
the Prepasnnds fsr . Hearing.
The application Of Bishop John Moore Of
81. Augustine. Fla, to the Propaganda, to have
the case Of Dr.. Medlynn reopensd. was hailed
with delight By Dr.. McGlynn's old practitioners
yesterday in st. Stephens parish. The an
nouncement was made In TEE BUN exclu-
sivoly. DR.. Cary. who has been one Of the
most active Of DR.. Mc(ilynn's practitioners In
upholdinG his course In politics. said yesterday
that all tho Practitioners he had seen fervently
hoped and prayed that the application would
bo fevorsbly considered By Pore Leo.
To Archbishop Corrigan. ct the archiepisco-
pal residence. yesterday, q question was sent
from the door asking whether any Information
was 70 DO had ooncerning Bishop Moore's aP,
pliSation The ,,a answsE returned r w Rs.. 1T
b. SSanse said s
nothins 70 ssy ios puSiiession On scSIIesisstical
IL do not know anything ab9qt the letter or
sSS k %ss.s Al SAS sns's
concerns Archbishop Corrigan's Jurisdiction.
T. ss Sss r wSsd nSt S
NJ Mosaf1nn's case Ia he second place. ' L
would hardly be IN good taste, II would
Soors to take The position he reporsed 70
Mr.. McGlynn. Mr.. MoGlynn still has his case
In his own hands He can sttil make bis peace
ds0 sH ssss sSes tho opinion
the Archbishop we're kept floating to influence
'h d. s'% Mcdsn sSs friendly parishioners held
Ina at Tie International Assembly Rooms In
Tventy-seyenth street. John r. Feeny pre-:
sSsr Nj M:sSs s1, sgG ssSsi ne s, Ss psibss
Mathew Total Abstinence Society to take
eGl nfon On b1. MSaiynn TO- deliver 'p an
oration,- and the Concordia Chorus Is to
sing. Mr.. Fseny said that at the Archbishop's
residence dislike OF Or. McGlynn has been
Feensy remembsred that Dr., McGlynn Tor the
Father Mathew society got Father Walworth
to speak In the Academy Of Music at the an.
nual celebration, and the Academy was 30 iull
people. HftsrwsrI the. palace sd6erents
got up similar celebration In Steinway Hall,
ha Was su not bali MED and here resulted
Ss s hs1y Sss ssx soas
It had been the custom in former years to send
fifty tickets to each parish 70 DO sold for the
benefit Of the society. This year, how
ever. he would ANNOUNCE as President OF the
Father Mathew Society that no tickets would Nc
McGlynn's connection with the society. Mr..
friendly to DR.. McGlynn. and that they would
accept and dispose Of the tickets, BUTT seemed
ns saa that tho' should not be put
Ayoice-ot sxcqpmunisation.
We will let them see that. we can Ill tho hall
with DR.. McGlynn's friends"
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.es BALLOTS TAKEN
The Deadlock n the SixtA District Repub-
'r Liean judicial Ceaventien.

The Deadlock n the SixtA District Repub-
r. Lean judicial Csavsntisn.
BrsaHAMToN, N. Y, Dot. For three days
past the Republican Convention Of the Sixth
judicial district has been In session here en-
deavoring to nominate two candidates for Su-
preme Court Justices to succeed the Hon.
Douglas Boardman Of Tompkins county and
the Hon. Francis Gilbert Of Delaware county.
There are seven aspirants for judicial yonors--
A. p. Smith OF Cortland. E. Y. Wagner Of
Delaware. G. A. Forbes OF Madison. 8. P. Edick
Of Otsego, Charles A. Parker of Tioga. Marcus
Lyons Of Tompkins, and Oliver p. Hurd OF
Schuyler. The claims of the several candi!
dates are being strongly urged by crowds Of
snpporters from their individual districts,
1876 hsyf a os tSe rs
Edick. 9; Parker. q; Lyons, 2, and Hurd. 2.
The 195th ballot gave Smith q, Wagner l i;
Forbes, !; Edick. q; Parker. 2; Hurd. 3, and
Il is conceded that Parker. could DO nom
mated easily II ChenanRo eounty's delegate.
Isaac Newton Would consent to 2 COMPUTATION =,
e Ha a bst IN as Sa and
counties now have Supreme Court Justices
will operate against Parker, as the Gestern
and northern sections Of the Sixth district arc
more IN need OF Justice than ne sSntheraa
II Is beloved that one candidate will be nom
mated before morning. The legal fraternity IL
tho disirct is largely represented here. and
tho liyeliest interest Is minifostod.
took one ballot which gave Smith. 1; Wagner,
Hurd. 1. The Convention then adjourned until
tomorrow morning ct 10 O'Clock. Z
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HoYr; spRAeurs . co.'s ESTATE
An Old Failure Recalled By Charges or Frau,
Against the Esceiver.


Against the Rsoeiver.
A suit for 81. 900 900 Is pending in the Su-
perior Court, in which the defendant. Angus
tus D. JuilliRrd Of the woollen commission
firm Of A. D. Juilliard q %. Of GO Worth street.
Is charged with fraudulently disposinR Of
moneys obtained BY him as receiver for Hoyt,
spragues Co. The latter firm was engaged
In the woollon and print business when II
failed fourteen years ago.
The complaint alleges that Mr.. Juilliard has
never made returns TO the creditors Of tho as
sets Of tho firm. The complainant Mr., Samuel
q. Le FeyEe. alleges that he 10 ono Of the credi.
tore yho have been dstrauded. He alleGes that At
Chenille. Conn. during bis absence In Europe,
and caused legal proceedings TO be brought
against him In connection with 0 e20Q.0 900
mortgage which he says was given TO Hoyt,
Spragues Co. as matter Of persona! accom-
mediation and witch Wa "a e only nominal :,
S hs HS .d ses.s .tS .s ss
sna that now he q worth n. 10000 Hs says
Juilliard induced him 70 withdraw HIS defence
In the suits In Connecticut. promising, to re-
and Sat when % aa JUL
lard secretly had jgdgment entered,
charges and allegations were false.
This suit was brought by Mr.. LIE FeVre two
years ago." he said. and our answer has been
in eleven mopths. ne hsS dol5 nothinE about
s SS' s ssss mi Es s osSss
1ido that IL wanting. ~
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teer now in her successful defence Of the copntrys
from merit alone spsas. q Is. sSoisnoy q Gen; Pain.
haze followed Ne 'saor,. q sny man; W.
my regret. That must be away IN body but shau Ss
kShs. rscon.on q the General yc9ntesr the beat 'S
designer Of the Puritan the Maynower and the voui:
himself
Handwriting was resumed between speeches.
and the number Of persons who greeted Gen.
Paine and Mr.. Burgess proyiovs TO Q o'clock
exceeded 1000. Tho crowd cheered Justify
whom two little tots OF about q years Of age
toddled ups9n the pletttorm. dressed IN ths Vol.
Boston. which Is composed largely Of volunteer
naval Veterans, marched In headed by q band.
They carried q banner inscribed; The .Volun-
tseSs Of 81 Welcome Home the Volunteer
Capt. Haff sent note regrettlng that illness
preyented him from ACCOMMODATING his crew
and paying his respects to Gen: Paine, and
closed with warm expressions Of his regard for
the owner z, the proud yacht which h 10 com n
Banks, Thomas J. Gargan. the Rev, Father
an end at about $3.50 O'Clock.
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4 RUNAWAY HUSBAND CAUGHT
Eloped From Tarrytown -Four Years Az
After Breaking Chair On his Wife's Heas

Eioped From Tarrytown Fsur Years Ago.
After Breaking = Chair en- his Wire's Head.
New HAVEN. Oct. 7.-Samuel Harper. re-
siding at 2s1 York street. and employed by Z
Il. Jeffreet Il Co., paper hangers was arrested
this evening at the instigation Of Mary Harper.
who came here from New York city to-day.
Harper was married to the woman who caused
his arrest seventeen years ago. and for time
lived in New York city. where he was employed
as doorkeeper by the New York. New Haven,
and Hartford Railroad at the Grand Central
Depot. He was discharged for having thrown
his wife on hot stove, and holding her there
long enough to infiict injuries which nearly
caused her death.
After his dismissal Harper took his wife to
Tarrytown. and there became enamored Of q
woman named Alice Carney. and eloped with
her to this city. whore he has been living with
her. giving out that she was his wife. He has
one child BY her and the woman 10 about to
. Mrs. Harper has Been searching for her hus-
band for four years. and gained q trace Of him
about week age through friends Of Harpers
at Tarrytown.. Her two sons by Harper died
soon after he deserted her. At one time Har-
psr nearly killed his wife by breaking chair
over her head, not long before his elopement
With the Carney woman. Mrs. Harper desires
an absolute divorce from her husband that
she may marry gentleman OF wealth In New
York. ttt, A-7.H .-.,,st, r
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MIR. WILLIAMS LOVE AFFAIR.
SOME CONFUSION As TO WHETHER IT rs
Gus WILLIAMS OR n q. WILLIAMS

The Manager or The Cupid Matrimonial
Buresu Asserts that II is the Weii-knewu
Aeter for whom he Ostsined wiz,
aad the Actor Says irs . Mistake.
Gus Williams, the popular comedian who
took wife from Westchester county last De-
cember. sent on from st. Louis, where no 10 now
playing. to his attorney hero this interesting
letter on q letter head Of the matrimonial
bureau which publishes the Neso York Cupid
sxYrxHbER 10 1897.
Nv. O. wtutama
DEAR sIa We have been waiting very patiently since
your marriage last December for the payment of the
500 for which We hold your note.
You can remit BY Post once order or certified
draft on New York. and We win cancel and return your
note.
return mail remittance win save costa and should 10
not DO received only alternative to enter suit n
once.
Mako all drafts and money orders payable to n. h
wellman lit East Thirty.nrst street. New York city
RespectfuIiy II. II. BARNARD,
/. lit East Thirty. first street.
CDictated) RI.
P.s-This is copy Of lsttsr We have addressed TO
Lafayette Ind. II you have replied to that letter. Of
course you need not reply 70 this
"This," said Counsellor Samuel q. Barnard.
Mr.. Williams's lawyer. yesterday. rs outra-
geous. OF course they supposed when they sent
that letter that my friend Gus would readily
put up 800 rather than have the least suspi-
cion Of his connection with such an institution
aroused. Observe the vehement manner IN
"a 4, ::ss NJ ss: R. ss:
communication addressed by you 70 him a. ~ Lous
wherein demand payment Of 500 representing an
alleged note hold by you from him. and charging that
you waited patiently for payment Of same since bis
knowledge at all OF you, and charges that you are
wanonly and crminay 70 bolster up some
Unless you forthwith unguainedly withdraw your I'm
summary legal measures to vindicate my client and
punish your temsrity In daring 70 make the YOU
have Yours 40. SAMUEL q. BARNARD.
The brass bell knob at III East Thirty-hrst
street has under 1t:
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NOT ENOUGH SILK srocK1NeA
When It Game to countisE Votes Jacob
" Hess was Ahead.

When II Game to CountisE Votes Jacob
- Hess was Ahead.
Benjamin L. Ludington presided at the
nesting o; the Republican Committee Of the
millionaire Twenty-first district held last night
ate East Hfty-ninth street Several months
ago.whilo the aristocratio members OF the
committees were summering outside of the
cityin luxurious ease. the Woodworking ele-
meut. characterized BY the sristocrats as the
Jacob Hess sixth.avenue-gang." held meet
tae. The men who weren't there say the meet.
ing took advantage Of thoir absenoe 70 change
one II the time honored rules OF the district
organization. Until then the District Com
nittes had always named the delegates to the
dlifsrsAt dominating conventions. and they
were endorsed by the enrolled voters,
:. thts'. meesinG It was dstermtned
t!at those dellsgstes should hereafter
PSssntsss heard OF y t they We're furious
KhinsaSder Dillon seted as their Isnokssman.
hssemblyman Ernest Crosby assisted him. Mr..
Dillon denounced the action OF the previous
meeting and proposed that II be set aside. He
offered q resolution to the effect that COM
EIitteO al nine should be appointed 70 make up
a list Of delegates to DO approved by the en-
rolled voters themselves. II vas seconded, but
alsoussions regarding Il It WAS suggested that
appearing before the enrolled voters lip two
parties, The Arfstoerats saw they were In the
gave In. They still feel bad.
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Cashier K,asark Brow. a.dIy Hurt.

Mr.. 2. Kimbark Brown. O cashier In the Tax
once fell last evening at o'clock roma high stoop near
his rssdsucs, 4s7 West Twentythird street. and hurt
himself badly that he was taken In uneenseious
condition . the New Yert Hospital Mr. Brown hurt
himself In gymnasium some $50 and sipes th.a
has been compelled TO walk crutchek The hou&e In
which he nyes q like dozen others In the row 10 ID
supposed Mr. Brown went part way up the high RtAop
seps Of 4s3 before he discovered that two doofs
below his home and that a. be turned 70 90 deyn hs
Vas found Pc policeman lying nssIsiDs e he feet e
fractured but be suffering from very severe eopsus-
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4Wo BAyKRUpas ARREszED.
Accused or PilIng Up Debts aud shipping o.
~ stock Before Their Failure.

Accused OF PilinE Up Debts aud shipping or
stock Before Their Failure.
Isaac Simon and Louis Berger Simon Il
Burger). manufacturers OF cloaks at 400 Broad
way. who failed recently. were arrested yester-
day at the instance OF Messrs. Blumenstiel Il
Hirsch, who secured an order from Judge
Donohue Of the Supreme Court in suits be-
Bsrnuth Go Hugo Messr and I several other 9
creditors OF the firm; The &c sShSdq Vie Of the
nal assets, s18,2lS43, and actual assets, 3d.
218.43. The charges made are that shortly be-
fore their failure they obtained large quantities
q merchandise from various merchants IN
time when they knew they were hopelessly in-
solvent. and that with intent TO defraud their
creditors and place the property bevond their
reach, they shipped large quantities Of mer-
chandise to various relatives and friends, re-
siding In Troy and elsewhere. and subse-
apently confessed Judgment in favor Of the
sion OF their store. They had but small
quantity Of goods on hand at the time Of the
failure. The goods shipped to Troy have been
attached by the creditors. r..
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The Tronbie n Pa.ter RAes..,. cnsreA Over.

ihe rrouhan IN Faster Ahedess Shurch Over.
Alta meeting OF the members Of the Central
Baptst Church In South Fh street and Marcy avenue
wisnsburgh last evening. The pastor ths Rev Chris
TOPPER Rhodes, withdrew his resignation.
AS you SEQ" no said. III an getting old and age II
bringing wsakness But that weakness would not fall
heavily had seen at our Sabbath services IN tho
past the same number Of people present q there are
large church are onsIeus and whsn ne thoughs game
cd 10 seek smaller sphere OF acio else bold myself
merely asa supply until my working days should DO
Whsn hs had finished he lsft The shu.en The eonse.
brought the that trustees are with him and
that they would not object to the deacons securing
ogy and the brethren and sters
each other on the happy outcome Of The little trouble
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A cssaa Lawyer said 10 DO yssass.

Ricardo Luna Poey. eldest son Of Joss
Luna Para nled petition In the Supreme Court yes
tsrday asking for the appointment Of commisslon 10
lunAcy for his father The father 10 PROMINENT mem.
Of the hsy Of Havana Cuba ana has been for few
weeks At tue fhenlr Hotel al wsst ouftssnth street
for himself Or HE property ana has sitoCo U stoess
Of thi. city kddsvits by Dr. Ramon l. NiIsnds and j.
Julio hennA are 10 the same e9sct The oubaps VITO
AAtilde Poey dc LpnA 10 residing In Paris where she 10
attending TO the Of her daughters MsIaaIltS
Mrrcedes and hatilds The petitioner and his bruihsc
guile rLlo reside IN Brookyn. - -
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Mr.. ssiisman Kaews senstAlas ASsut LAM
GERMAN. ~ ttl,l

The hearing In the case Of Walter 8. 8. Lans
who Il accused Of passiux worthless cheek
his iandlAdy, Mrs. T. A. seids postponed BY Justjcs
Dury p Jsnsrssn Market Court yesterday. II vss saA
n The court room that L.nssrgsp Y hsir to sssts
the Banker eelanan and Hroksr Open
heimer James selEman said last night that banker
In New York bearing his was executor Of any such
estate LsngermAn. he said got about eaooo 81 nc
t. M ssGman says that Langsrmsn Il not . broker.
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Rai,roaa hates In Florida.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Oct. 1.-THE Florida
RAilroAh Commission publishes Il. Sehedees marrow
fnhas Of no State PASSENGER rairs rn.tnria
a. three cents mie freight charges graded and
CoInns1io1 eloesH followed II II bsevsd that ne
6ialaEks izliiS1d dinsSoIilAea & iaodssAls eosl
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BsApvom, MlAs,, Oct. Z, 1851
The wssAsesks. Rubber Csnsaay

Boston. Oct. 7.-The hearing upon the aues-
ton Of giving bonds to release the attachment Of the
personal property OF tho waonsocket Rubber Company
at NnIvile was heard to daY by John O. sieson Esq.
United States Commissioner. 10 whom the question Of
Spproying ne bogd sas Isfesrsd b{ judge ksson The
The bend ossred BY thb with yossPh banxaa
Of t0oo0o bang double the amount snad fof This
S:ns.s9 % ss e: Rubber
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that was that lle man who In supposed to
have got married through his agency owes him
st0Q. Sometimes, no said. .patrons conceal
his progressive vile that Rs is jim brown iii
the wedding day 10 fixed.
factory r's caeanatop MF Barnsra e Il Inclined
known al al Clinton place nor on The Riaito.
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DRAMA ar THE Asrz.PorzRr1 FAR.
Nightly Amateur Perfsrnaaeys t. be Given
--Pspuiar Psilce eapfalas

Am0to0f I4EI0Ema0G3f 8AIyen
Popular Psiice eapfalns.
Tho Anti-Poyerty s,'a In Ndison Square
Garden viii open ia sfoo4 IS Z S,olosk to-dsy,
There VIII be d dramatic SntsrtG nmcnt with I
diversified programme In the tfp6m now used
for I restaurant. Mr.. Raymond Thornton. Mr.
G. G. Poage. Miss II. A. Gleason. Miss May Col
yer. Miss Maggie Msdderin, Miss Mary Volk
Miss Philomena Moore, and Godfrey Morgan
have promised their assistance. Mrs Hackett
ia the general manager. It is proposed to give
volunteer entertain ments daily throughout the
remainder Of the fair.
There were several noteworthy additions
yesterday to the objects Of interest on exhibi-
ton, and It goes without saying that the place
to look for them is at Mrs, Hackett's table. The
voting On the most popular police Captain. to
whoR H. Hsssss q " se sah
Ssp esssdg
oHss q
tsinsf Wei, siyss, ne NY tickets op Tom
Is q lsf
U suu eases 1 JAM :ao .Rs
George " ashingtoa. and The latest foreign
ohsok or sSS from mr.
Pnlmer-good for current coin.
Thursday night representatives OF the TWEEN
tieth and Seventh Assembly districts formed
Assembly district q being. voted upon. and ran
the votes up rapidly until the lovely clerk OF
the polls. who is also inspector and canyasser
for both sides, closed the balloting. Tho TWEEN
tieth Is slightly ahead.
Mr.: George now leads Mr.. Blaine in the
Presidential canvass Last night an enthusi.
astic Philadelphian said he would go 100
chances II some one would buy enough more
to put George ahead. A bystander at once
to 3d. The night before Blaine was 2SO votes
ahead. John P. St. John maintains q tight
grip upon his one vote. and the other candi-
dates stand at tho same figures.
The practitioners OF Bt Stephen's church
marched to the fair last night In a body, with a
iife and drum eorps. There Is talk OF opening
Monday. In order to give an opportunity to the
out.ottown people who cannot attend In the
evening.
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The ssAsvitsA.Gssrse Debats.

4 telegram vas received By Editor sSheyIteh
&c q e. q;
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Il s;.is: sI::i! 4 IL ii. si;s 'sii y;
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slsaAl oIaee I,reA,ellan

ssISs:ls Sssa:r :ss ss.ass light to r.sA
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Jsa. D.v,. win Go % Macon.

MACON. Ca. Oct. ITO set at rest doubts
expressed by many newspapers Of Mr.. DAyis's coming
to the Georgia state Fair review the surviving Con-
federate veterans Oct I'd the following letter
given night by The President OF tho Stats Fair the
Hon. W. j. Norther:
BsApvoR, MlAs, Oct 4 1851
Ny condition 10 not ma rally altered since had the
pleasure OF seeing you here, but have better
10 hope that may be In my power TO attend tho Con-
federato reunion At Macon Than then had Il has
my sincere dusirs W DO pTesepi At occasion ana u
u now when we met 0nly . question OF plyAcA ablL
lily to do 80. au. respectfully and Tay, yaun
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LITTLE sg.Sp s SSd s
And while We proudly drain Il her lips may p the cup
sy: Eafs yet since divide
But and our refusing 70 bead even e. her f..t
Inc see,ehmanS thorny Thistle was pride to
g ne aas e z:
while from his eyes sscapinE'we see one yo.untear
e. h.,s no 9sy{ but since su, Bo;son sent
We odssy stand ready to show just how IL done
America and Msynows. the Puritan last year
And 4 tSs pasks B!sea .tili tsiais Ss. b can Win
In short we've learned to like IT this cup won TO-
And ssss. We have tasted the slp. and nriny deep
% long We have i Suiss!s Ss SssSsd Gem Fn.
TEs Ts Sls% Fl 'hs Sh tSs
a assn ro% Dr. Oliver @snda aonss following
s. Ps,s IL. pa. s ny S ss
s sS Mr. Eassad II BE ssp e geS
are my lrsals and , one q HEN Zen ,siSs y NY
n Ss snrn SO s o al Ss sT
heard who made himself llusiriony BY Taning away
nom ~ n'' opponents 0" Gs WY S SSsn Si..
An i1serss Ii letter from Gen, Butler con-
tainod the IOllOWlnH:
regret more than can express that Imperative en-
ington viii cause TO leave the State early FRI
SsSnu DS: srus ssoaa assa Il my sSy
70 do an I &pld to express my Eatlneatiol
Gen. fshS sld Mr. Bnrees. TO maintain the
al assSiisstsrs aud sqaip,Ssat but hold 70 lem
Paine nearer and. to dsaFsF connection OF high
lsss!a Wit e. Army e 6. S ..o ssaS
ellssT daring. snicislt actlys. seool- hsadsd
Aswss thea ysluntssr apRysstessd n the ssI,lss
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-26
Thousands Of Dollars

Are spent every year by the people OF this
State for worthless medicines for the cure OF
throat and lung diseases, when we know
that If they would only invest 81 In SANTA
Able, the new California discovery for con-
sum ption and kindred complaints, they
would in this pleasant remedy find relief.
1t is recommended by ministers, physicians
and public speakers of the Golden State.
Sold and Guaranteed by all druggists at 81 a
bottle. Three for So. so. The most stubborn
cases of catarrh will speedily succumb to
CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CURE. Six months
treatment for 81. By mail ST. 10.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-26
A New RAILROAD.

Ground was broken Saturday on the
new railroad between Santa Ana and
Los Angeles via Anaheim. The boom
is Just beginning in Anaheim. The
Anaheim Homestead tract is the
cheapest on the market. Only eighteen
shares. Secure one to-day at the
Office of Ruddy, Burns and Smith, No.
Franklin street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-26

ImpOtency in man or woman cured by
Gilmore's Aromatic Wine. G. f. Heinze-
man, agent. Los Angeles.
II YOU want a good appetite, drink
Damiana Bitters. Michel Levy & Co., whole
sale LIQUOR dealers, agents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-26
Crowell, Lloyd & Stratton,
116 West First ST.
Special Bargains in Acre Property.

partly inside the City limits house Of
well with windmill and tank nne opportunity or ye speculative sui
R.
perfect
ceofw fine for rhomeo
and vineyard for family 80 alfalfa
-wotha q %
stock t%ing utensils place
3oo
well with mill
pce) IL =.
in
in ngrapes
nerofF
alfalfa will 49,
and well other fine gans
smd nos as nel ~eS